"Vegetarian Options" Street Food Restaurants in Bavaria

Sarah and Mete have created a place here that has long been a beloved institution at the Viktualienmarkt. The fantastic selection of wines and the many events featuring renowned guests are highlights, as are the delicious mezze and the wonderful gözleme—for example, with Swiss chard and dates.

Once you've tasted the hummus at Eclipse, you'll probably never want to eat Israeli food anywhere else again. For years, this restaurant has been synonymous with the country's diverse culinary fusion—and it tastes divine. Be sure to try the grilled skewers and the tapas!

Vietnamese, but make it vegan: At Soy—a spacious, bright, and inviting restaurant—you won’t miss meat or fish at all, thanks to the wide variety of plant-based options. The Asian tapas and rice platters designed for sharing are especially popular. Delicious homemade iced teas and lemonades.

Stranded on a train or in the mood for a coconut flat white? This café is a real hidden gem tucked away on a side street behind the never-ending construction site at the main train station. It features old school furniture, lots of international tourists and travelers passing through, and the very best vegan cakes, cookies, and coffee options.

At the Palmtreeclub, you can enjoy gluten-free meals in the beautifully designed dining room or outdoor seating area—with plenty of vegetarian options. Breakfast, served until 4 p.m., is very popular, but the lunch menu—which includes a drink—is also worth trying. Another recommendation is the Kaiserschmarrn with applesauce.

This small, tiled shop isn't really meant for lingering—and yet it's still cool. The pizza is undeniably one of the most popular in town. The fact that everything is vegan is a plus, but it's not the reason for all the hype. The wild combinations and the crust just taste really good!